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Although still a bit hot in summer, we rode from the Savannah on Wheels bike rental shop to Daffin Park where the trail now starts and headed towards Lake Mayer. Everything is newly completed and lovely and some sunny sections will be more tolerable in cool weather or when the tree canopy grows in. We recommend departing the trail at Bacon Rd to head to Thunderbolt for shrimp on the dock at The Wyld. Perfect refresher for the ride back.
We decided to drive over and parked on the Port Royal most southern end and ride it since we were on our way back home from spending 5 days riding all of Hilton Heads bike trails. This trail is nice and wide and the southern end is the nicest part. The northern end needs somebody to take a leaf blower and clean it off. The northern end is kind of sketchy imho and we seen nobody up on that end.
Mostly along a road with nothing to see. The boardwalk had nice views but was short. The trail after that was more suited to walking.
Wife, son, & I chose the Spanish Moss Trail, for a ride last Friday, July 10th. We started later in the day, around 4pm & started on Depot Street & headed South to the trail end in Port Royal. After checking out Port Royal, we headed back to the Depot Street parking area, where wife & son called it quits, while I decided to finish up the remaining length. The trail is extremely scenic & very well maintained. Trail was sparsely in use during our afternoon, don't recall seeing a soul during my finishing of northern segment, other than a few people, not bike riding, possibly homeless hanging around the area where the trail traverses a large inlet or marsh area, but they caused no issues or concerns. Would highly recommend this trail. It was a hot day, well past warm conditions, however most of trail offered adequate shade making the ride pleasant. The only critique I would offer is that the trail stops in Port Royal, in a neighborhood about a mile before where I thought it would end. I assumed it would go all the way to the end of Port Royal, at Battery Creek. We used surface streets to reach the water, but was mostly guess work as signs ran out near the trail's end.
Spouse, adult son with disabilities and i rode the truman linear trail in early july 2026. It was a super hot day with temps in the high 90's. I was worried the brutal heat would create a miserable ride however there was ample shade throughout our trip to keep things pleasant. Before we knew it, we had reached the end and had gotten on the police memorial trail. We continued to where we thought the memorial trail ended and then took surface streets 5o downtown Savannah along the river. We had a nice lunch and wife and son explored downtown, while i rode back to where we left our vehicle at Mayer park. Only criticism of the trail is that it isnt well marked, other than yellow painted lines down the middle. Signage would be appredciated, along with some distance markers. Other than that, a good trail, smooth, level, and lots of shade.
We are beginning to train to do a distance ride and we really enjoyed this ride starting out. An easy 20 miles and close enough to have some good eats nearby. Most of the trail felt pleasant with the upper portion feeling a like - off- but nothing a pair can’t handle.
This is a lovely ride, especially at sunset when the light sparkles off the water. If you park at Publix, there is a little sidewalk on the side that goes right to the trail. No road crossings needed.
Great trail! Even though it was 89• it was such a comfortable ride. And absolutely beautiful views!!
My daughter and I had a great time on this trail. Mostly flat and paved about 75 percent. It was a great morning ride!
My wife and I took a three week bike trip in late Feb 2025, and happy we started with Spanish Moss. Nice flat, wide trail with different views of the area including neighborhoods, moss covered woods, water views and some commercial areas. There were a few busy road crossings, but nothing to worry about. Lot’s of historic sites along the route including the train station. And of course, lot’s of Spanish moss along the way, which for us northerners is quite the treat. Add this one to your list.
This trail is one of the best. Entire trail was concrete and very smooth. Passed by Marine base with Great timing seeing 2 launches and one return trip of military jets.
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